PC Specs:
Ryzen 7 5800X3D
32GB Patriot Viper RAM
RX 6800 16GB

[Build log] Here is my build and set up as it stands now

Ryzen 97950x3d

7900xtx 24gb sapphire pulse GPU

Gigabyte b850 eagle WiFi 7 ice

Gallahad v2 LCD IO water cooler

I will update the post with full specs

I love this thing

Ordered my first gaming PC two months ago. The builder sent me this picture. I am beyond excited. Will receive it by the end of the week. 9850x3d/5080.

Lian li O11 mini V2

9x Lian Li infinity fans

Lian Li Galahead AIO

TUF gaming B850 plus

9800X3D

32GB RAM

Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5070 TI EAGLE OC ICE SFF

4TB Storage

Really happy and excited that i was able to do this and that it booted with the first try.

Some specs:

Lian li 217
Asus tuf gaming b550 plus wifi II
Ryzen 5 5600xt
Razer hanbo chroma rgb 360mm aio
16gb of ddr4 3600mhz fury beast
500gb Intel ssd
Rtx 4060 ti 8gb
Asus tuf gaming 750w gold evo (fully modular)

Nachdem mein Laptop innerhalb der Garantiezeit kaputt gegangen ist, und ich etwa ein halbes Jahr mit Support, dem Händler und dem Hersteller nach Lösungen gesucht habe, alles zu Reparieren, gabs zum Schluss das Geld zurück.

Schade aber ok: Dafür habe ich mich mit einem Projekt belohnt. ;-)

Darf ich vorstellen: Mein LT-Nachfolge-Beast für (fast) alle meine Gemüts- & Lebenslagen.

Was haltet ihr davon?

# Hardware

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D

CPU-Kühler: Noctua NH-U12A chromax.black

Mainboard: ASUS ROG Strix B650E-E Gaming WiFi

RAM: 32 GB DDR5-6000 CL30, EXPO

GPU: Palit GeForce RTX 5080 GamingPro 16 GB

Gehäuse: Corsair 3500X Airflow RS-R

CPU-Lüfter: 2× Noctua 120 mm

3D-Gedruckter Exhaust Shroud

Gehäuselüfter Intake: 3× Corsair RS120-R + 2× Arctic P14 Pro

Gehäuselüfter Exhaust 1x Arctic P14 Pro

# CPU-Tuning

Mein verwendetes Profil:

PBO Thermal Limit: 85 °C

Curve Optimizer: -34

zusätzlicher Boost: +200 MHz

I built this and I'm proud of it!

Getting ready to build a new machine as the one in this photo is starting to show its age. Going big this time around. Building around an AMD Ryzen 9 9950X. Going with ASUS TUF X870E mb. ASUS TUF Raedon RX 7900 XTX 24GB GPU. Any personal experience or input is appreciated. I cant wait to build this next machine!

Just made good on my Marketplace purchase for $200 for the racing wheel shifter pedals and stand working great with my Forza Horizon on my PC just got everything hooked in and dialed in and working today fantastic setup

Here is my industrial inspired gaming pc that I built a while back for gaming.

Here is an example of some of the games i play on the pc

Beam.ng drive

World of warcraft

Diablo 2 reserected

Hi to everyone! This is my first attempt to build a pc

Case: ASUS TUF Gaming GT502 Horizon ARGB

CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 9900X

Mother board : ASUS ROG Strix B850-F Gaming WiFi

GPU: MSI GeForce RTX 5070 Gaming Trio OC 12 GB

RAM: Patriot Viper Venom DDR5 2×16 GB cl30

SSD: Predator GM7 1 TB NVMe

Power : MSI MPG A850G PCIe 5, 850 W, 80+ Gold

AIO : ASUS ROG Strix LC IV 360 ARGB LCD

Small showcase post of my custom build. Parts obtained in what I'd call "unorthodox" ways (nothing illegal). Total build cost, around $1,400 effectively.

- 9800X3D

- PNY 5080 (925@3000+1500 daily profile, around 8900 Steel Nomad)

- Thermaltake ToughRAM 32 GB CL30 6000mHz manually timed

- IDK like 20TB+ of SSD (NVMe + SATA) storage (yes, I need that much)

- Some Thermaright AIO with a display that I barely look at but it was on sale and is quiet and I can put my wife's face on it

- No name fishtank

- No name (Dark Flash?) ARGB fans connected to a fan hub with a controller because I'm allergic to bloatware

- 2B. Because 2B.

A human sits here (Moonlights into mostly these days). Won't get a lot of likes because it's not an Instagram build. But it's mine and I love it.

I bought the gaming keyboard from scarp market in just $3 around 280 INR. I cleaned the keyboard with petrol & diesel and washed the keys . And removed the keycap with the help of spoon at home. It is working fine like a brand new keyboard.

I picked up a prebuilt cyberpower on Facebook Marketplace for $180.00. It was an ET8880 with an R3 4100, gtx 1650, 8gb of ram and a 500gb SSD.

Same day I scored on an Omen 30L that wouldn’t post for $200.00. Turned out to be a motherboard issue. Stripped the parts for upgrade.
(R7 5800x, 3060ti, 16gb of HyperX DDR4, 1TB SSD)

Threw that all together with a Cooler Master Core 240MM AIO, and 3 new Artic P12 Case Fans.

Finally, a close friend of mine mentioned he had an extra 5070ti that he would sell me for…. $500.00. Lightly used.

I bought it immediately as well as an MSI MAG A850GL
PSU.

It’s been running great and feels awesome to finally game on PC!

Tried the Gamdias GC9M for a client recently and it turned out great. For the price, I was genuinely impressed with the case.

Airflow has been solid and the finished system looked much more expensive than what the case actually costs. The glass and overall layout really show off the components and RGB nicely.

Client was extremely happy with how the build turned out and I haven’t heard a single complaint about thermals or anything else since.

Definitely a case I’d use again for another build. Great option if you want something that stands out for it's compact size without paying the mini ITX tax.

See more of my builds on Instagram @MyCoolPC

Is this build good to hold me off for a couple years for making vids, streaming, and gaming on heavy games?

Hi guys , i oc my ram, it is a CL36 6000mhz and i managed to do CL28 , 2033 and 6200mhz, tested with mem5 an no errors, i think this is the limit.
is it good? response time 59.5-61ns.

I feel like i do that more then sit normally

Had my PC for almost 3 months was a console gamer could never go back to console now

Just had it's first clean out the amount of dust on the fans was insane for 3 months yes my home is clean

Someone said using a mini air blower works great